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Absolutely amazing. I have lived in my house for nearly 7 years and have never had an issue like what I experienced this summer. Some kind of small moth completely took over a section of my garage right at the door to the house. It seemed like a thousand of these obnoxious flyers appeared out of nowhere. I have pets and I have asthma so using spray killer was out of the question and I'm not sure it would even have worked. In desperation I ordered these pheromone traps. Holy sticky moths! The nasty critters were immediately attracted. The first two I set out as a test were filled within an hour. So I set out five more and now my flying pest problem seems to be completely solved. I will continue use as long as they continue to fly. I am absolutely thrilled with this product. No odor, safe for my pets and family, simple to use, and absolutely 100% effective. Worth every penny.

These are great! The thing about moth traps is that you need to identify what kind of moths you have in your house for these moth traps to work. They are pheromone based. I know this because unfortunately, I had to deal with a huge moth infestation. And during Soring when they’re breeding, have been dealing with a few stragglers. I have brought these to my parents place and my bf’s place, and they’ve been very effective.

Exactly as described. Easy to hang on a doorknob and light enough to scotch tape to a wall or back of your closet. They work, I quickly see mine collecting neutralized moths. Note, the pheromones only attract/kill the male moths. Limits their reproductive cycle but doesn’t attract/kill the female moths who wander into your home. From experience, protect your wool sweaters etc by wrapping in several layers of airtight plastic bags or other physical barriers to entry. Then, hang your moth traps. But don’t rely on just moth traps alone. They’re worthwhile but not enough on their own. One stray hungry moth can ruin a whole rack of wool clothing in one long weekend.

I am always in need of moth killing products, as I have a lot of vintage clothing, which I sell online. A moth infestation could easily render my cashmere sweaters and wool coats worthless, so I make sure to always have a bunch of these sticky traps placed in various parts of my home. They are not effective in wiping out a moth problem, but if you are finding a lot of moths stuck on the strip, it does alert you to the fact that you have an infestation and need to kill them before they turn your clothes into swiss cheese. I wish the traps were a bit less expensive, but they are definitely worth it at any price, as they enable me to protect irreplaceable, one-of-a-kind vintage pieces. It's a bit tricky to fold them up without touching the sticky part, and the "hanger" on top is flimsy and useless. They always just fall off whatever they are hung upon, so I just place them where I need them, or tape them to the wall. The traps can last for quite awhile - it just depends on how many bugs they catch. You replace them once they're "full." (yes, this is the term they use in directions.) Unfortunately, clothing moths are notoriously difficult to destroy as compared to pantry moths - which is why there are exponentially more pantry moth traps on offer. All the more reason to ensure you have the ability to stop moths from reproducing!

It works very well! It takes time to work and attract moths! Need to Change once a month. It is very sticky. The set up is easy to do! No smell in this trap. Worth your money! Easy on the eye. You can hang it, set on table, or put in closet. It won’t n interfere with the appearance of your home.

We have used a variety of moth traps over the last five years, and these, by far, are the most disappointing ones. We put the traps out in the same locations we had put all the others. After more than a week, we have ONE moth trapped in total. I kill far more randomly on the walls than are being caught by these traps. Don't waste your money. There are much better brands out there (I type as I order another brand as it is spring and they are out in force!)

These work better than another brand we tried from Amazon. They trap the males. You need to kill the females and nests yourself.

Catching the moths! Seems to help.

Very effective. Works for both the types of moth advertised